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Database Management System Experiments

This document lists 10 experiments for the Database Management Systems course. The experiments cover skills in SQL such as data definition, manipulation, integrity constraints, functions and joins. They also cover PL/SQL concepts like control structures, procedures, functions, cursors and triggers. The experiments are designed to achieve various course outcomes related to skills in SQL, PL/SQL, indexing, views and experience with database concepts.

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Database Management System Experiments

This document lists 10 experiments for the Database Management Systems course. The experiments cover skills in SQL such as data definition, manipulation, integrity constraints, functions and joins. They also cover PL/SQL concepts like control structures, procedures, functions, cursors and triggers. The experiments are designed to achieve various course outcomes related to skills in SQL, PL/SQL, indexing, views and experience with database concepts.

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MEERUT INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (KCS 551)


List of Experiments
Exp. Experiment Name Course
No. Outcome
1 Write SQL queries for Data Definition Language. CO1
Create Table, Alter Table,Drop Table,Truncate
2 Write SQL queries for Data Manipulation Language. CO1
Insert, Select, Update ,Delete
3 Write SQL queries to implement integrity constraints in the relations. CO1
4 a) Write SQL queries using arithmetic operators (=, <, >, etc) CO2
b) Write SQL queries using logical operators (AND, OR, BETWEEN,
NOT, etc)
5 Write SQL queries using built in aggregate, scalar, numeric and string functions. CO2
6 a) Write SQL queries for extracting data from more than one table (use of joins) CO3
b) Write SQL queries using nested queries and SET operators.
7 a) Write control structure programs in PL/SQL. CO4
b) Create procedure and function in PL/SQL.

8 Create cursor in PL/SQL. CO4


Create triggers in PL/SQL.

Value added Programs


9. Creating different types of index using SQL CO1
10. Create, rename, select, update & drop views in SQL. CO1

Lab Incharge Head(CSE)

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